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Both the poetry and word play are well matched to Simmons's pieces.
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I would think that word play is very difficult to transpose.
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She admires the word play and the fact that it contains life lessons.
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Ecuador had a strange political footnote (yes it is a word play).
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A mere man is at a terrible disadvantage in word play of this kind.
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The tagline featured a play on words that left many viewers stumped.
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McVee almost smiled, recalling the conversation and his own play on words.
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It is a novel about novels, an extended, brilliant play on words.
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Sorry, I'm catching it from them; they do like a play on words.
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You should read it with a sharp lookout for the play on words.
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My baby-BabyMine-rather a neat play on words, don't you think?
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The play on words in the first quatrain and the first terzet is Shakespearian.
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He hadn't meant the play on words to be funny.
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But also the play on words for the shop itself.
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The entertainment usually started with some humorous play on words.
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He didn't know if she'd smiled at his play on words, but one could hope.
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It came from a play on words-onnames, actually.
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But this was likely a deliberate play on words.
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He can take down any crowd with his dynamic play on words and infectious versatility.
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I'm an expert valued for my expertise. He laughed softly at this play on words.
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But there's a play on words here, isn't there?
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